The following companies may have
unusual price changes today in Asian trading, excluding Japan.
Stock symbols are in parentheses, and share prices are from the
previous close, unless noted otherwise. Markets in Indonesia,
Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and India were closed yesterday
for a holiday.

Fairfax Media Ltd. (FXJ) : The Australian media company
was raised to “strong buy” from “underperform” with a 12-
month share price estimate at A$1.26 by Mark McDonnell, an
analyst at BBY Ltd. The stock was unchanged at A$1.04.

Ideal Jacobs (Malaysia) Corp. (IDJ MK): The manufacturer of
industrial labels and name-plates will make its listing debut on
the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange. The company sold shares at 27
sen each in its initial public offering, according to its
prospectus.

IOI Corp. (IOI MK): The Malaysian palm-oil producer’s
third-quarter net income rose 20 percent from a year earlier to
656.7 million ringgit, bolstered by higher prices of the
commodity, the company said in a stock-exchange filing. IOI fell
0.6 percent to 5.19 ringgit.

Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) : The largest Philippine
restaurant operator was cut to “sell” from “hold” by Jojo Gonzales, an analyst at Philippine Equity Partners Inc., after
the company posted a 9.9 percent drop in first-quarter profit as
higher costs squeezed margins. Jollibee is “well behind the
stock brokerage’s full-year 2011 profit estimate of 3.2 billion
pesos ($73.9 million) and even “further behind” consensus
earnings forecast of 3.5 billion pesos for 2011, Gonzales wrote
in a note. The stock sank 4.3 percent to 86.10 pesos.

San Miguel Corp. (SMC) : The largest Philippine food and
drinks-maker said its head of treasury Sergio Edeza will be
president of Bank of Commerce effective June 13. San Miguel,
which controls Bank of Commerce, fell 0.9 percent to 109.90
pesos.

SK Telecom Co. (017670 KS): South Korea’s largest mobile-
phone company may win a permit to operate services in Brazil,
Paulo Bernardo, Brazil’s communications minister said. SK
Telecom will aim to offer fourth-generation mobile phone
services in Brazil and would become the sixth service provider
in the country, he said. The stock fell 0.3 percent to 163,500
won.

Woori Finance Holdings Co. (053000 KS): KDB Financial Group
Inc. will talk with the South Korean government about making a
possible bid for Woori, MoneyToday reported, citing an
unidentified official at KDB. The stock fell 1.5 percent to
13,350 won.